Michigan defensive back Raymon Taylor (6) celebrates a big hit during the win over Notre Dame Saturday in Ann Arbor.

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The key points after Saturday's 41-30 win over Notre DameMichigan's offense is for real

Even after 59 points against Central Michigan, many people were skeptical. But after last year, when Notre Dame never allowed more than 26 points in a regular season game, U-M's 41 on Saturday was a statement performance. There's certainly more that will come from the tailbacks, but the Big Ten is paying attention.The pass rush needs a lot of work

U-M had only one sack and four tackles for loss against a pocket quarterback. For all the fall camp talk about the front four getting pressure without the blitz, it ...